ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
Release from Proactive Interference? Memory for Words in Segmentally Similar Contexts
- Daniel Wheeler
Penn State Behrend - Steven Berg
Penn State Behrend - Victoria Kazmerski
Penn State Behrend
Abstract
Interference effects on memory for words in a Brown-Peterson paradigm as a function of segmental overlap in terms of the presence of orthographic and phonological constituents were investigated. Results are interpreted within a working memory model assuming observed improvement in recall reflects a decrement in interference.
Memory
